CHS Truth Project: Bringing Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome Into the Prevention Conversation

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Feature in Menu - PAA Hosted Event

When:

10:00 am - 11:00 am
September 17, 2026

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About the Session

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) can be difficult to recognize. In this Fresh Takes webinar, Marlon Crumedy, founder and president of the CHS Truth Project, will break down common signs, symptoms, and patterns associated with CHS. He’ll also explore why CHS awareness belongs in cannabis-use prevention and community health education. Early recognition matters. Participants will learn practical ways to raise awareness, connect people to care and resources, and use the CHS Truth Project model and community tools.

Join us to learn how prevention, behavioral health, and community health professionals can raise awareness of CHS in the communities they serve.

Learning Objectives:

This webinar will:

  1. Identify common signs, symptoms, and patterns associated with CHS.
  2. Explain why CHS belongs in cannabis-use prevention and community health education.
  3. Provide practical ways to raise awareness and connect people to care and resources.

Essential Details:

Cost: Free
Location: Teams Webinar
CEUs: Prevention CEUs will be applied for

Meet the Speaker
Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome prevention Presenter - Marlon Crumedy

Marlon Christopher Crumedy | Founder and President, CHS Truth Project

Marlon Christopher Crumedy is the Founder and President of the CHS Truth Project, a Cleveland-based nonprofit focused on Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome education, prevention, early recognition, community awareness, and connecting individuals and families with reliable health and community resources.

About Fresh Takes on Prevention

Fresh Takes on Prevention is Prevention Action Alliance’s webinar series designed to keep prevention professionals informed, connected, and ready to respond to emerging issues. Each webinar brings fresh perspectives, practical information, and timely topics to support prevention work in communities across Ohio and beyond. Learn more here.

 

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